12 July 2019
- 14 September 2019
44th Katherine Prize
The annual Katherine Prize encourages indigenous and non-indigenous residents of the Northern Territory to develop their art practice and showcase their skill to the region.
Registrations for this event have closed.
We are delighted to be able to announce the winners of this years 44th Katherine Prize:
Brian and Jeanette Lambert Award $5,000 presented to Danny Murphy for his work Earthly delights.
Katherine Town Council Award $2,000 presented to Catherine Miles for Hightail
Highly Commended awarded to Mike Rule for his works Kapok’s dreaming and Victoria River rocks and to Tom House for his portrait Jeff.
Winner of the Peoples Choice Award was Gracie Kumbie for Around the billabong.
Thank you to our judges Mr Marcus Schutenko and Mr Brian Tucker.
Winners of the Youth Awards were:
Junior
1st Caitlin Stephenson – Untitled
2nd Tirene Dann – Flander’s Fields
3rd – Yasmine Fuller – Landscape
Highly commended – 1/2 Lake (Clyde Fenton School) – Rainbow Serpent, Karla Hawkless – Imagination Explosion
Middle
1st Jordan Farrell – Leather Knife Sheath
2nd Felix Walker Sangster – Sunset dream
3rd Isabelle Curtis – Kite (girl)
Highly commended Audrey Lehman – Paper tree
Senior
1st Helena Walker – Tucker Journey
2nd Isabella Hall- Gumblossom
Winner of the People’s Choice Youth Award was Isabelle Curtis for Kite (girl).
Thank you to the youth judges Mrs Jeanette Lambert and Mr Danny Murphy.
Dont miss the opportunity to come along to the GALLERY TALK
TUESDAY 6 AUGUST 12.30pm – 1.15pm
Bring your lunch and relax in air-conditioned comfort to enjoy a short presentation about the works that feature in the 44th Katherine Prize.
This is a free community event.
Image credit: 2018 Peoples Choice Winner – Dawn Beasley, When morning sun falls on Nitmiluk rock, 2018, Graphite, acrylic, gesso and oil on canvas
Godinymayin Yijard Rivers Arts & Culture Centre’s exhibition and gallery sales are bound by consignment agreements developed with Arts Law Centre of Australia. We follow ethical standards and practices when dealing with Aboriginal art and artists.
For more information, please contact the Centre on (08) 8972 3751 or visit https://indigenousartcode.org/how-to-buy-ethically/.
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